2010.01.09 |
Again, the foundation 'Købmand Ferdinand Sallings Mindefond' has granted travel scholarships to specially qualified ASB students.
In cooperation with the foundation, it was decided to grant the 2009 scholarships as six travel scholarships at 50.000 DKK each to 2nd year MA/MSc students in connection with their thesis. After an open application process, the scholarships have now been granted to the following students:
Name | Study programme | Thesis title |
Anders Kastberg Lukas Bach | MSc Logistics | Stemmestyret plukning på Velux-lagre i Danmark, Tjekkiet og Frankrig |
Anne Elzinga | MSc Management Accounting and Control | Data Governance as a prerequisite in centralzed information systems |
Jacob Loburski | MSc Innovation Management | Bruger-drevet innovation i Gabriel |
Martin Bram Rasmussen Michael Vesthave | MSc International Business | Tilpasning af Royal Copenhagens parametermix |
Mads Domino Overgaard René Fonnesbech Thomsen | MSc Strategy, Organisation & Leadership | How can the management of Ankerhus facilitate collaboration between the four business units in order to create a synergy of knowledge and competence sharing? |
Fenna Anke Nanda Veldink | MSc Marketing | Service Quality Perception and Determinants of Customer Service Satisfaction with Respect to the Hospitality Industry |
In order to receive a travel scholarship, the thesis should deal with one or more of the following subject areas:
The received applications were assessed by a committee formed by the Vice Dean, Director of Education and the heads of departments covering the subject areas: Department of Management, Department of Business Studies and Department of Marketing and Statistics. In the assessment, the committee placed a great emphasis on the thesis descriptions and their ability to meet the subject area criteria and further the academic results of the applicants.
The official award of the scholarships will take place at the MA/MSc graduation 19 February 2010.
Aarhus BSS is a broad business school and one of the four faculties at Aarhus University.
With approx. 14,000 full-time students, several thousand part-time students, almost 225 PhD students and more than 500 academic staff members, Aarhus BSS ranks among the largest business schools in Europe. Furthermore, it is the largest business and social sciences unit in Denmark at university level with a broad academic scope.
